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Line 1: {{copy edit\|date=February 2016}} In the [[C++\|C++ programming language]], the move assignment operator (=), is used for transferring ownership (moving) of an an already instantiated object or resource to another object. The move assignment operator, like most of the other C++ operators, can be [[Operator overloading\|overloaded]]. It is one the of the [[special member functions]].<ref>{{Cite journal\|title = Special member functions\|url = https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Special_member_functions&oldid=662581955\|journal = Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia\|language = en}}</ref>

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